bianconi_10
Rock Star
Silver Level
Only in one case this is considerely, when you are in the satelite game bubbleand have one or more players almost dead and one stack bigger than you shoves.
Only in one case this is considerely, when you are in the satelite game bubbleand have one or more players almost dead and one stack bigger than you shoves.
Alexander Rubcov
Rock Star
Silver Level
With a pair of aces I play preflop Olin at 80%the Hand is covered very easily by the blockers on the ACE of the other players.The river should not be a huge overbet call or push river.With this hand lost more on the flop .Even if you don't have a set when you don't push the turn ,there may be a straight,a combination older than yours.
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dregan
Legend
Platinum Level
I would have thrown an AA card in the event that I sat at the final responsible table with two or three players and these players figured out the relationship with the help of an all-in. In all other cases, I use the card.
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Mongoloider
Rising Star
Bronze Level
AA preflop
The right decision really should be just about the opponents and not the cards, trying to ignore the cards would be the best choice, but at the time of play, dropping AA, regardless of the situation is always difficult.
The right decision really should be just about the opponents and not the cards, trying to ignore the cards would be the best choice, but at the time of play, dropping AA, regardless of the situation is always difficult.
Boston10111
Rock Star
Silver Level
Only time folding is good would be the bubble.
AA is the strongest hand in poker and you will win 4 times out of five. If this is an all in preflopCall I would totally call everytime. The exception could be the bubble, but we are all trying to win not break even. So doubling up on the spot will put you I. Good position.
If you see the flip with AA you need to consider if it’s heads up or multiple people In The pot. The more people in The pot the more likely you don’t have the best hand anymore. Where as you are guaranteed the strongest pair you can still get beat by a two pair or higher.
AA is the strongest hand in poker and you will win 4 times out of five. If this is an all in preflopCall I would totally call everytime. The exception could be the bubble, but we are all trying to win not break even. So doubling up on the spot will put you I. Good position.
If you see the flip with AA you need to consider if it’s heads up or multiple people In The pot. The more people in The pot the more likely you don’t have the best hand anymore. Where as you are guaranteed the strongest pair you can still get beat by a two pair or higher.
steveeeee
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I would rather get out of a tourney with my pride than ever fold AA before the flop. Its lots of luck on the flop to get beat like i said i would rather walk the walk with my head held high
danix
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I might fold AA in the event that it is missing less than 10 players for ITM in a big tournament and a 3-4 player All-in happens, because in that situation AA loses some strength and thus increases the likelihood of being broken by two pairs or sequences. Falling into the bubble is sad ok.
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Hunter Tahu
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hi;
Obviously, if you are safe to sit in a satellite you have nothing to gain (and everything to lose), so fold of course. The only other time I would find it acceptable would be on the bubble online, when the 'impossibly lucky psycho' shoves. You know, the player you have marked purple, who calls/shoves all-in with 2 6off and has an awesome winning %!
Obviously, if you are safe to sit in a satellite you have nothing to gain (and everything to lose), so fold of course. The only other time I would find it acceptable would be on the bubble online, when the 'impossibly lucky psycho' shoves. You know, the player you have marked purple, who calls/shoves all-in with 2 6off and has an awesome winning %!
Therminator
Rock Star
Silver Level
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Guernica1974
Rock Star
Silver Level
folding
i would fold AA preflop if more than 3 players are all in and we are in the first 9 hands of a big tournament (no turbo, no rebuy).
depending on table i would consider to fold AA hands 10-18 if more than 3 players are all in.
freerolls i normally take my chance eventhough its not optimal play - just if you win you are in a strong position and can go dominate table and all those loose cannons participating
but ok big freerolls i would still fold
i would fold AA preflop if more than 3 players are all in and we are in the first 9 hands of a big tournament (no turbo, no rebuy).
depending on table i would consider to fold AA hands 10-18 if more than 3 players are all in.
freerolls i normally take my chance eventhough its not optimal play - just if you win you are in a strong position and can go dominate table and all those loose cannons participating
but ok big freerolls i would still fold
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Cash2019
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi! Thrown off, if played in a satellite and its passage would be left 2-10 people. I would be with an average stack and there would be 3-5 raises ahead of me. what unnecessary risk, if the ticket is then almost in your pocket. Maybe I'm wrong, though.
German629
Legend
Platinum Level
I try to remember, when I folded AA preflop... And can't remember. And in the future
I don't know in the what case I could fold AA preflop?..If only inside intuition in this moment
screams:"F-O-L-D!!!" May be...:fight:
I don't know in the what case I could fold AA preflop?..If only inside intuition in this moment
screams:"F-O-L-D!!!" May be...:fight: